Greenwood worry for Man United ahead of Crystal Palace game
Mason Greenwood is a doubt to face Crystal Palace on Thursday after being left with a damaged ankle by Oriol Romeu’s challenge on Monday, according to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Aurier will decide if he plays for Tottenham after brother’s death – Mourinho
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho said he will let Serge Aurier decide if he wants to play or not following the death of his brother.
Kane backs Spurs manager Mourinho
Harry Kane has backed Jose Mourinho to help Tottenham Hotspur deliver on their potential next season, hailing the Portuguese coach as one of “the best managers in the world”.
Klopp: Man City FFP ruling not a good day for football
Jurgen Klopp is pleased to see that Manchester City will be in Europe next season, as that stands to aid the cause of his Liverpool side, but the German admits that the lifting of UEFA-imposed sanctions was not “a good day for football”.
Guardiola criticises ‘whispering’ PL bosses & opens door to Man City extension
Pep Guardiola has criticised “whispering” Premier League bosses for their views on Manchester City’s successful appeal against a two-season European ban, while also opening the door to extending his stay at the club beyond 2021.
Arteta: Star names still want to sign for ‘incredible’ Arsenal
Mikel Arteta is adamant that the world’s top players will still want to play for Arsenal even if they don’t qualify for Europe next season.
We needed to capitalise on Man United draw – Lampard
Chelsea knew they needed to take advantage of Manchester United dropping points as the Premier League’s top-four battle race heats up, according to coach Frank Lampard.
Giroud boosts Chelsea’s top-four hopes
Olivier Giroud’s third goal in four matches was enough for Chelsea to claim a 1-0 win over already-relegated Norwich City, giving them a four-point advantage of Manchester United in fifth.
Guendouzi could play for Liverpool or Man City – Collymore
Matteo Guendouzi continues to spark exit talk at Arsenal, and Stan Collymore claims the divisive midfielder is good enough to play for Liverpool or Manchester City.
Chelsea need to learn how to win 1-0 – Poyet
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has been told to teach his side how to win 1-0, with Gus Poyet calling for better ‘balance’ from a Blues team that remain inconsistent at the back.